Opt out of VisitorDetector tracking
Some business websites use VisitorDetector to see which companies visit them. If you prefer not to be measured, you can opt out here in one click. Your choice applies to every site that uses VisitorDetector, in this browser.
Stop measurement in this browser
Press the button below and we store a first-party opt-out preference in this browser. From then on, the VisitorDetector snippet does not measure your visits on any site that uses it, as long as the preference stays in this browser.
If you clear your browser data, use another browser or another device, the preference is not there, and you can opt out again on this page.
Changed your mind? You can allow measurement again at any time.
What VisitorDetector measures
VisitorDetector works at the company level. When you visit a site that uses it, the IP address of your connection is matched to a business network to show the site owner which company the visit came from, along with the pages viewed and the time spent.
- We never identify you by name and never collect your email address or build a personal profile.
- Visits from home internet, mobile carriers and known VPNs are not matched to a company and stay anonymous.
- Site owners can shorten stored IP addresses and set how long visit data is kept.
Read more on privacy-first visitor identification.
Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track
If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, sites that turned on GPC support in VisitorDetector do not measure your visits. The same applies to the Do Not Track signal where the site owner chose to respect it. The opt-out button on this page works on every site that uses VisitorDetector, regardless of those settings.
Ask for deletion or access
Each website that uses VisitorDetector decides why it measures visits and is responsible for that data. You can contact the site directly, or email [email protected] with the website you visited and the approximate date, and we will help with access or deletion. Your rights are described in our privacy policy, and our cookies in the cookie policy.